@Polymarket To this day… I swear I remember seeing a dark black triangle, almost invisible in the night sky, in California in the late 80’s-early 90’s. My brother saw it too.
I saw on the news today that there was one young man in the Cornell group chat who was actually asleep during the gang rape of the young woman.
When he awoke and read the group texts, he was upset and angry about it.
He sent the texts to the victim for her to use as proof.
That is the evidence that she is now using.
The man who sent “free p*ssy” to the group chat was on a pre-med track. He was going to be a doctor when he sees half the human race as glorified fleshlights.
And if that single fact doesn’t highlight for you how violence against women becomes a systemic societal issue, I don’t know what to tell you.
A 7 hour sexual assault
The young girl left school
Traumatized
These 4 grown ass men felt the punishment for the BOYS should be “writing a fucking essay”
Flock Cameras and all other ALPRs need to be removed! Innocent Army veteran spent 30 days in jail and Flock was used to falsely accuse him of a crime he did not commit.
https://t.co/XqAn7pUpuz
This is the home of Flock CEO Garret Langley, who had his own house blurred off Google Street View because,... he wants privacy.
So some Internet prankster marked his house on Google Maps,... as a public toilet.
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Because this ugly chud failed to do his job, this woman has to try this brutal, heinous crime in civil court. I hope she bankrupts Cornell. And I hope this asshole loses his job and career.
These privileged frat bros gang graped a girl and invited others to join in.
The story was buried, only two were expelled (Cornell suspensions are for genocide protestors) and we are only hearing about it now because the victim is suing.
Cornell protected them, the police protected them, the system protected them.
This the Epstein class. This is how it’s bred.
World, meet District Attorney Matthew Van Houten. He investigated the seven Cornell students but decided not to charge them, saying there just wasn't enough evidence. Now, the woman is taking her case to civil court, and she will win.